Building Your Family Digital Safety Plan
A family digital safety plan protects every member from online threats. Learn how to create a practical, sustainable approach to digital security.
Best Ways To Protect Your Online Privacy
Cyber attacks are a common occurrence. Virtual fraudsters keep changing tactics and launching new forms of attacks. Apart from targeting major companies and organizations, fraudsters also hack into personal emails, sometimes with the intention of getting PINS and passwords that can be used to access credit cards and bank accounts. It is, therefore, important to…
How Google is Tracking You
This is a cool yet, creepy stuff at how Google ( Yes, the search Engine) can tap into your data and know your whereabouts, your online searches and other stuffs. So if you’re a bit paranoid (like me now) at how you can protect yourself from being monitored by someone, somewhere you should watch this…
The Sad State of Social Media Privacy
This reminds me of a story about a father who barged into his local Target and demanded to see a manager. When the Manager approached, the father showed an add that was mailed directly to his daughter. The add was filled exclusively with baby product promotions and coupons. The Manager realized this and promptly apologized….
Don’t Let This Happen to You: Privacy Expert John Sileo Talks Computer Security and ID Theft
It seems, more and more, we hear about security breeches at major credit card companies, putting millions of consumers at risk for identity theft. Are you safe? Identity theft and privacy expert John Sileo recently spoke to Family First’s Editor in Chief Marijo Tinlin about ways to stay safe while on-line and on your smartphones….
10 Tips for Good Cubicle Etiquette
Recently, it was announced the average sized cubicle is 6 feet by 6 feet. The majority of American office workers spend their day in a space that is barely bigger than they are. If you have a job or have had a job where you are in a cubicle, you know how annoying it can…
Virtual Play – a Unique Tool for Families to Stay in Contact: YooCasa
“You never send me pictures of the kids” “We can’t afford to go see Grandma this year” “What did you do today?” This scenario is common for many families that are separated, whether it’s across town or across the globe. A new tool has become available to help bridge this gap for families that’s private…
